FARC Guerrillas: There is a History in the Future

This documentary offers a glimpse into the secret life in the forests of Colombia that lasted for 70 years, inspired by the reports about the birth of FARC in 1965 by Rio Chiquito, Bruno Muel, and Jean-Pierre Sergent, and the fictional film Canaguaro, made in 1981 by Dunav Kuzmanich, which narrates the end of the Liberal guerrillas. Men and women who took up arms in an atmosphere of deep social inequality and political violence tell their years as fighters and their return to civilian life, without denying their past. Covering the process from the start of peace talks in 2012 until 2022, the documentary tells the story of a new struggle. The viewers witness the lives of the guerrillas and the impacts of this process on the history of Colombia.

The documentary creates a significant impact by allowing viewers to see the lives of the guerrillas and the effects of this process on the history of Colombia.

The documentary was filmed in the forested areas of Colombia.

The documentary was broadcast on various digital platforms.